Re: Flat car underbody question
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Walt
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Can you see the center sill of a box car when it is on your track? I've seen a lot of layouts, and I'm safe saying that on 95% of the layouts, it cannot be seen by an adult standing at trackside. There is such a thing as the logical implication of a statement. If for example, I say that I am flying to Cocoa Beach, you probably would conclude that I am traveling on an airplane and have not grown a pair of wings. You draw such an inference without a second thought. Why do you suddenly develop an inability to make an inference about the phrase "invisible when the car is on the track"? Tim O'Connor
At 12/5/2011 01:00 PM Monday, you wrote:
Richard said, "In my opinion, it is pointless to model underframe details which are invisible when the car is on the track. . . ," NOT "it is pointless to model ANY underframe details." Certainly his statement does not say, "leave it all off, including the center sill."
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